Noriaki Tsuchimoto (2)

Noriaki Tsuchimoto (土本典昭) is one of the most important figures in the history of Japanese documentary, famous for his compelling films on the shocking mercury poisoning incident in Minamata, Japan, and for his fascinating portraits of a modernizing Japan and a changing Asia. Tsuchimoto was involved in over 100 films, of different topics and styles, and Zakka Films is introducing four of those, starting with Minamata: The Victims And Their World, one of the masterpieces of world documentary; On The Road: A Document, a traffic safety documentary that was so powerfully critical of modern Japan it was shelved for 40 years; and two rare documents of Afghanistan filmed in the 1980s before the Taliban, including Traces: The Kabul Museum, the world’s only moving image record of a priceless collection that was largely lost to bombs and looting. The DVD comes with the booklet, The Documentaries of Noriaki Tsuchimoto, which includes a critical evaluation of Tsuchimoto’s career and commentaries on each film by prominent scholars. (zakkafilms.com). wiki

Director (15 credits)
2005 Hiroshima no pika (Video short)
2004 Minamata nikki: Yoigaeru tamashii o tazunete (Video documentary)
2003 Arishihi no Kabul Hakubutsukan - 1988nen (Short)
2003 Mouhitotsu no Afuganisutan: Kabûru nikki 1985 nen (Short)
1999 Kaisou Kawamoto Teruo: Ido wo hotta hito (Documentary short)
1989 Yomigaere Karêzu (Documentary)
1985 Umi-tori shimokita hanto hamasekine (Documentary)
1982 Genpatsu kirinukicho
1980 Umi to otsukisama tachi (Documentary)
1975 Shiranuikai
1971 Minamata: Kanja-san to sono sekai (Documentary)
1969 Paruchizan Zenshi (Documentary)
1965 Ryugakusei Chua Suî-Rin (Documentary)
1964 Document Rojo
1964 Aru kikanjoshi (Short)
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Enlaces completados:
OK Minamata: Kanja-san to sono sekai (Noriaki Tsuchimoto, 1971)
OK Dokyumento Rojo (Noriaki Tsuchimoto, 1964)

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